The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-03-04
NEWS AND OTHER NOTINGS.
"A came! was born IN Druid Hill Park
Baltimore "A few day- ago.

Baltimore. a few day ago.
On JekyI Island, Georgia, is band of
horses so wild that they run at the sight of |
man.
Cumberland county l.. claims to have
a resident who j. 100 y-ars old. He was
born IN KENTUCKY.
Five hundred "a Ions of wine to be used .
for Passover purposes. has been received 1T
Chicago from Jerusalem. It been mere
than two months on The way.
When p T. Barnum was asked whether |
he would accept the Prohibition nomination 4
for President hp paced the thumb of his left .
hand on the TIP of his and waved bis .
four fingers gracefully i'm the air.
Archbishop Walsh. Of Dublin. has Co .
mated e1O to the traversers' indemnity fund /
In the letter accompanying the donsti0n be T!
expresses sympathy foI the traversers. who.
he says. are denied a fair trial by jury
packing
A foolish woman at Butter Ga, buried
S1IO in bills in the woodward for safe keep
Ing, and when she dug them dp for use
found that they had been so badly eaten by
woodlics to render them almost hey ond
recognition
"A Montana man reached Chicago last
week with FIVE car loads of cattle. sold them
at az advantage. and turned up the next
morning at police court with rs cents-all
that was left of the thousands Of dollars he
had when he started to take in the town.
In 1853 Flaw Hewitt married and settled
in Cincinnati. Some time afterward his wife
cot divorce. and married again. On last
Wednesday she eIoped with her first hus-
, band. t. king with her ber two daughters Of
the ages OF % and 1s years.
"A Beaver Falls lady complains that her
son left note for SOL with a lawyer of tn 1t
place for collection. and that after he had
collected he same and deducted his tees he
offered to turn over the sum OF one dollar
the result of the transaction.
"A slight fire broke out at the Capitol,
? on Saturday afternoon. The corridors were
qui, k filled with sm, k and the employees
T were temporarily thrown into panic.
D When the local fire department arrived the
3 flaTes were quickly extinguished.
! In accordance with instructions issurd
: by Cardinal Gibbons shortly before his de-
I parture foI Europe, collection will be taken
q up IN all OF the Catholic churches in tie
n United States for the benefit of the colored
Y and Indian missions nnder the jurisdiction
of the Cardinal.
t Seven small boys, residents Of EastOn,
: on Saturday went out into the country TO
gather calamus and hunt muskrats. Ol
their way home in the evening they walked
on the railroad ira, K in a binding snow
. storm and were sruck by passenger train.
y SIX OF the boys were killed, only one escap-
ing.
- A riot occurred at New Ross Eear Dub.
, I-.iat.d Soturdav the
Y disturbance a body of 100 policemen charged
L with batons and bayonets upon the mob
}. which numbered fully 800. The crowd uset
!, stones for missiles. and many persons or
= both sides were injured.
- An alteration occurred near Washing
:, ton. Pa, on last Wednesday evening between
Elmer Clark of Washington and a residen
~ named O'Neiu. O'Neill had been drinkinG
II all day. and in the evening the men met anC
IL Fad some words. whereupon they began tC
q fire. and Clark fatally wounded O'Neill.
l Mrs Cleveland will devote the leisure
b moments of the LentOn season. to the study
,r of French under a native French professor
On several occasions during the winter sh'
It found herself il a position where a thorough
% knowledge of that language would have re
le I:eved her from considerable embarrassment
" ana resolved 10 aNOlu Iudl lIOuOlc ucICdAbc
ie Mayor Ruhe. of Allentown. fined SOM
"a Lehigh University students hve dollar
ir apiece for sm, king and otherwise making
if nuisances of themselves in the ladies' wait
Id ing room of the railroad station in that city
te Sometimes college students insist on payinI
re for the information that they are not abov
I'd the law or the usages of polite society, when
r if they chose to see it, they could find 1t ou
10 without paying cent
Sister Genevieve. who recently seyeret
IN her connection with the convent at Newark
IN O.. is in ChiIlicothe with Mrs. Malone, Al
Se old friend and former nun, who was wit
~ y, Sister Genevieve in the convent. There ha
o. been no denial of her religion. Sister Gen
10 evfeve simply feels that wider field of use
I'M fuIness awaits her in the world outside th
a. convent, and she has applied to the Pope TO
1t leave to retract her vows.
In A woman named Ogden was foun'
le dead In the gutter in front Of her house. u
-, Peoria, H., one day last week. inside tn
= house her son, Peter, was lying on the moo
in a drunken stdpor. The house inside wa
a complete wreck, the furniture and hxtuTe
being all broken. 1t is supposed tha
mother and son both became intoxicated
IS during the night, and that during qusrre
W Luc ldNLcI uuAuCACu MS hO"hNA N--O
a the body out OF doors.
Au The heaviest damages ever awarded Il
~ Chester county against a railroad compan
no we're given In a verdict on Friday agaIns
n. the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, u
Mt favor Of Mary A. Alfred, who sustsine
" some injuries about a year ago while get
On ting on q train at Media. She was throw
between the cars and the platform an
ne rendered unfit to follow her profession, ths
10 of music teacher, and the jury found for be
Is a verdict of S1O,O ,O0e.
SO Thomas w. Osbourn. a weIl-known Gil
be izen OF Jefferson county, W. Va. died las
m week. He was one OF the twelve Juryme
nd who tried John Brown IN 1889. He is th
es third member of that Jury who has die
0g within the past six months. the two other
ou being Isaac Dust and Jacob j. Mile
81, Gu There is now but one man living who ws
H., on the jury that found John Brown guilty
100 William RiQhtstne of Shepherdstown.
eir R. S Gill. postmaster at Atlanta, Ill
ch committed suicide Friday evening by Ia kin
as 20 grains of morphine. He refused a
10 emeJIc offered by the physician, saying b
az wished to die. He was at one time quit
Vi wealthy, but lost all in speculation sewers
30 years ago His former elegant home at tn
he edge of the town was always the stoppin